Roads in Plainfield Deterioration Prompted by Trucks
Citizens in Plainfield contend with severely damaged streets including Park and Mainfield avenues and West Seventh Street due to heavy truck traffic. Local authorities report limited funds for paving and urge weight limits to curb further decline, while Red Cross fund drives gain local support with a $100 million national goal and ongoing public appeals.
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Plainfield
Lower Park Avenue
Lower Mainfield Avenue
West Beventh Street
Clinton Avenue
West Progt Street
Watchung Avenue
Park Avenue
Plainfield Avenue
Middlesex County
Boundary Line
Wolf's Hill
South Plainfield
New Jersey
Middlesex
Hudson
Axsex
Metuchen
New Brunswick
The Injustice of Compulsory Insurance Reform in New Jersey
Opinion argues against a New Jersey 1911 act amendment turning liability for injuries into compulsory insurance. Critics call it an overreach forcing insurers on employers despite danger disparities, with fines possible and exemptions limited. It warns of broad economic harm and urges repeal at the earliest opportunity.
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Oneseke
Winnter
New Jersey
Mayor Calkins Praises Plainfield Liberty Loan Workers
Mayor Calkins expresses gratitude for the Plainfield Liberty Loan Committee and its week long aggressive campaign. He credits Judge Runyon as chair and others including Judge Newcorn and A Willis West, plus Boy Scouts and local banks, for extensive efforts reaching homes and factories to secure subscriptions.
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Calkins
Plainfield
Runyon
Liberty Mitter
Newcorn
Messrs.West
Chaiman
Trmittees
Boy Scout
Amistance
Plainfield Oerasion
Freeholder Wilbur Claims Early Petition For Shrievalty Nomination
A correction notes that Freeholder S. P. Wilbur filed his petition for the Union County shrievalty nomination on May 12, contradicting an earlier editorial claim that John H. Case y was the first candidate this year on the Republican ticket. The declaration is printed to honor Wilbur.
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John H. Casey
Union County
S. P.T. Wilbur
Wilbur
Decades of Training Profiles Across Institutions
Readable fragments list names of students and staff across multiple normal schools and universities. It shows varied programs like teaching home arts stenography classical studies nursing and commercial business across Montclair Muhlenberg Cornell Princeton Lafayette West Point and others.
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Newark Ni School
Eleanor Green
Clara Madley
Drake University
Lyda Haight
Hoefer
Mr Jones
Oy Kuntz
Montelatr Normal School
Mary Lanad
Cornell
Gudith Little
Eral
Lain Lolzeaux
Eval
Muhlenbere Hospi
Katherine McDonnell
Fannie Mann
Elizabeth Marchant
Gladys Marion
Pratt
Helen Reldy
Ernerd
Montclair Normal School
Mary Roth
Moi Vlair Normal School
Hagel Rang
Dorks Lattel Keneral
Jutta “Saiid
Eleanor Searin
Francis Srhij
Maj
Jerle Storr
Genevieve Sweeny
Oberlin
Mary Thomas
Theodosia Wall
Emilie White
Margaret Winte Samercial
Juan Babe
Clnon Berrien
Missouri University
Horace Hunker
Elmer Brandt
Beam Hee
Hurcham
Law
Princeton
Everett Case
Eal
Banks
Ing. Princeton
Charles Corbin
Commercial
Business
Joseph Corbin
Sheldon Coudray
Scientific
Lafayette
Edward Crone
Wwn Institute
Cary Dunavan
Scien! Re
Benjamin Feldman
General
August Franke
Paul Geary
Ihe
Farning
Moses Glasser
Rutgers
David Goldberg
Kenneth Guttridgs
Fat
Willie Etasena Col
Maurice Kuneman
Cimusical
Colin Millard
Arte
Parker Newell
Tecmole Bigh
Gamnel Preger
Ruters
Edward Richa
Fredith
Joshua Smith
George Smith
Scientinc
Harold Spicer
Tific
Louis Srager
Rinewica
Bishop McFaul Funeral Held at St Ma Cathedral Trenton
Large attendance marked the funeral of Reverend James A. McFaul bishop of Trenton for 23 years at St Ma Cathedral. Bishop O Connor of Newark led the requiem mass with priests from New Jersey New York and Pennsylvania assisting. McFaul 67 born in Ireland came to the U S as a boy and studied at St Vincent s College Westmoreland Pa St Francis Xavier College New York and Seton Hall College. He is survived by his brother James J McFaul of Kingston and his sister Mrs Mary O Connell of Philadelphia. A novel item reports Rev J Madison Hare receiving a Jersey City clerks gift of song books for use by detached NJNG units in field religious services.
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I Wetatry
St Ma
Trenton
James A. McPaul
O'Connor
Newark
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
MecFan
Morris Hall
Lawrencevilremont
Lawrenceviile
Rena Hart
St. Joseph's Church
North Plainfield
McFaul
Ireland
St. Vincent's College
Westmoreland
St Francis | Xavier College
Seton |Han College
James J McFaul
Kingston
Mary O'Connell
Philliips
J. Madison Hare
Scotch Plaing Baptist
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Henry P. Davidson
Parm Calkins
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Bishop McPaul
Leones
Republic Tires
Republic
Rabie Connoice
Youngstown
Obie
West Front Street
Plainfield, N. J
Norwalk
Hee
Plainfield, New
A LA Carte Service
Hotel
Waldorf
Henry F. Windham
Prop
East Front Street